Describing Stalingrad as a
Describing Stalingrad as a "poetic poem," as well as a "crazy film" (as it was then), it's a tremendously accurate portrayal of the war that colonized the Soviet Union in the mid-1970s. It's no surprise that this film is an essential part of what we learned about the Soviet Union during the late 70s. This movie was also a major part of the Soviet history, and the film is a key witness to the
Describing Stalingrad as a "great-grandmother" has little to do with the movie. The movie is a story about one woman living in her own home when the nuclear weapons tests occurred. The movie is a story about a woman who is a woman who is able to change the way she thinks, how she feels, and the way she treats her neighbors. This is the story of the woman who gets caught up in the nuclear holocaust and who does